Project news

Replenish Nutrients aim to achieve full operational capacity at its Beiseker Facility by late 2025.

The mobile CycloneCC unit was installed on site in under a week at Fertiglobe’s nitrogen fertilizer plant in the Al Ruwais Industrial Complex in Abu Dhabi – a record for the carbon capture sector.

During the 2025 Shanghai CAC Exhibition, Henan Xinlianxin International Trading Co., Ltd and Liven Nutrients Pte. Ltd held a signing ceremony for strategic cooperation.

Third project for GNFC will enhance the production capacity of weak nitric acid by more than 50%. The plant will have a capacity of 600 tpd of weak nitric acid.

Hy2gen Canada Inc. has submitted the project notice for the renewable ammonia production plant project COURANT to Quebec’s Minister of the Environment.

3Degrees have launched the Low Carbon Fertilizer Alliance, a collaborative initiative designed to help reduce emissions in agricultural supply chains.

OMEX has received the first shipment of liquid fertilizer at the Port of Cork, Ireland.

Biotech pioneer GigaCrop has announced it has raised a US$4.5 million pre-seed round of funding led by Playground Global.

OMEX Ireland has officially opened the country’s first and largest dedicated liquid fertilizer distribution hub at the Port of Cork.

ABB has been selected by global mining company BHP to deliver, install, and commission three friction hoists and an electrical system for a Blair service hoist to its Jansen Potash Project in Canada.

Michigan Potash has announced the launch of its new salt business, which will produce 1 million t of food-quality salt, strategically located within a high-demand area of the US.

Arctic Gateway Group and Genesis Fertilizer join forces to diversify supply chains and grow Canada's prairie economy, partnering to enable new imports and exports between Port of Churchill and world markets for fertilizer shipment.

The farmer-driven initiative provides small and marginal farmers with affordable access to modern agricultural equipment, reducing input costs, improving soil health, and promoting sustainable farming practices.

For several weeks now, fertilizer prices have been on an upward trend in the main global markets. This is the result of several factors – demand, fertilizer availability, and supply logistics. Fertilizers are becoming moderately more expensive both in countries with low and stable production costs and in countries where costs are high and subject to rapid changes.

KBR has announced that it has been awarded a contract for PMC services by AMUFERT to support the development of its fertilizer plant in Soyo, Angola.